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Rock and Soul Tarot

By: Rock and Soul Tarot
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  • A grunge era kid from the 90's working in rock radio who finally embraced tarot and intuition after ignoring it for the first 41 years of his life. This podcast looks at tarot meaning and lessons through the lens of rock music, which Orlando pulls from over 17 years of rock radio stories, memories and knowledge from. This show is all about looking at tarot in and entirely different way
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Episodes
  • 79: A First Hand Account Into A Rock and Soul Reading with Bad Mary

    79: A First Hand Account Into A Rock and Soul Reading with Bad Mary
    Apr 30 2024
    Amanda from the Long Island, NY based punk rock band Bad Mary shares her experience with a Rock and Soul Tarot Reading with Orlando. What is a reading like? How do you know when to speak and when to let the psychic speak? How do you make a connection? Orlando and Amanda discuss it all in this very special edition of Rock and Soul Tarot
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    25 mins
  • 78: King Of Cups

    78: King Of Cups
    Aug 31 2023
    We look into whos BEHIND the King Of Cups and what makes this energy tick using the lyrics of Candlebox "Surrendering" Easy Street by Soul Asylum and Bob Marleys classic No Woman No Cry
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    6 mins
  • 77: Queen Of Cups

    77: Queen Of Cups
    Aug 31 2023
    A Bill Withers classic and solo Aaron Lewis song help us look deep into the maternal energy of the Queen Of Cups
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    6 mins
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